The former NFL field marshal, Chase Daniel, believes that the Kansas City Chiefs “dynasty” will never end “until Field Marshal Patrick Mahomes or chief coach Andy Reid leave the organization.
Daniel, a former boss during the first years of Reid to the team's helm before the arrival of Mohamses, said how a coach and a field marshal are pieces of 'cornerstone' of any team.
Reid will be 67 years next month and is probably in his last mandate of his career as a NFL coach. He has not shown signs of wanting to leave his position despite his age.
Mohamses is still at his best at 29 and could be the head of Kansas City for the next decade more if he wanted.
“The dynasty will never end until Mohamses or Reid retires,” Daniel said. 'The two pieces of cornerstone of a dynastic race are Andy Reid and Patrick Mahomes. As long as they are there, the Chiefs dynasty has not ended by any stretch of the imagination.
Daniels looked back at the loss of the Super Bowl of the last Chiefs, in 2021, and how the team was restructured by signing many offensive linens after the defeat of the championship against the Buccaneers led by Tom Brady.
Chase Daniel believes that the Chiefs dynasty 'will never end' until mahomes or reid leave
The Chiefs lost the Super Bowl 2025 on Sunday to the Philadelphia Eagles shameful
History seems to have been repeated since the Eagles did not bomb the Chiefs on Sunday and made their offensive line seem uphow.
Daniel says that is putting pressure on the general manager of the team, Brett Veach, to build the Chiefs list again to compete for a championship.
'They will return. However, it depends on how it looks, “Daniel added. 'You can never count the pieces of the cornerstone. But you are only as good as your cornerst stones if you have people around you.
It could be said that the most important decision that Veach will do this low season involves Travis Kelce, whose football future has caused mass speculation as its relationship with Taylor Swift progresses.
If Kelce retired, Kansas City's offensive would look completely different.
As Mohamses has been the head of the Chiefs Field, they have made seven consecutive AFC championship games and found ways to rebuild the helm.
After Sunday's shameful defeat, the Chiefs will collect the pieces again to maintain their historical career.